Safe Horse Training ~704-836-6201~
Mt. Pleasant, North Carolina
Safehorsetraining@yahoo.com
What is a Safe Horse? Most of us simply want our
horses to be respectful and obedient. When we ask
them to go, they go, when we ask them to stop,
they stop ~ no questions asked, no problems.
I don't want my horse to step on my toes, knock me
over with his head or refuse to get on the trailer.
When I lead my horse, I want him to stay at my
shoulder, I don't want him dragging me off, or
lagging behind.
I don't necessarily want my horse to perform
rollbacks, spins or any fancy dressage moves. I am
definitely impressed with training like that , but the
truth is, at this point of my life, I simply want to
enjoy my horse. I want to be able to load my horse
up in the trailer and go for a nice trail ride with my
friends.
In my opinion, a horse that is respectful and
obedient is a safe horse.